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No series in Nintendo’s library has seen a meteoric rise in popularity like The Legend of Zelda. The success of Breath of the Wild as the Switch’s launch title and sendoff for the Wii U catapulted the franchise into the mainstream, providing players both new and old the chance to ex...

Maybe I am a bit of a masochist when it comes to playing video games as I sometimes stick it out during gruelling sections even if I am not having fun. For example, I am a bit lukewarm when it comes to From Software games, but despite this, I have completed all their Soulsborne games. I will say tha...

London, a metropolis regarded for its rich history, iconic landmarks, and colourful way of life, additionally hides a mystery haven amidst its towering skyscrapers — the Sky Garden. Nestled in the coronary heart of the financial district, the Sky Garden is a completely unique and breathtaking ...

Ethiopia became one of the first Christian states in the world. The conversion of the kingdom is attributed to Frumentius a Syrian in the service of the emperor of Axum who won his trust, becoming his advisor and the first bishop of Ethiopia. Thus he succeeded in converting the Axumite court and ...

“When I saw the Houthis saying that we are an artificial Crusader entity that came and stole lands belonging to Palestinians who have been here for generations, I said to myself that someone needs to tell them the truth. The map I published was in order to trip them up,” he explains. ...

Within the historical tapestry of these Kandakas (queens), we find a journey that transcends time, shedding light on the multifaceted dimensions of their existence. This narrative excavation not only magnifies the remarkable aspects of their lives but also accentuates the subtle nuances that often e...

The New Chronology as outlined by David Rohl suggests that Egyptian chronology should be lowered by some 300 years. Most interesting this Chronology claims the David Monarchy should be located in the Late Bronze Age II and not in the Iron Age as conventional chronology places it. The Late Bronze II ...

Beyond aesthetic concerns, British homes are also Europe’s smallest, oldest, least well insulated, and yet most expensive. There is a problem. Or rather there are two problems: cost and beauty. And as we’ll see, these problems are not the inevitable consequence of things like the UK&rsqu...